Sustaining Reliability Engineering Technician

An American electric vehicle manufacturing company is actively looking for a self-motivated Sustaining Reliability Engineering Technician to join their team. This is a 6-month CT role with potential for extension or conversion. It is 100% onsite at their Normal, Illinois location and is Monday-Friday, Saturdays when needed, 6am-8pm, minimum 10 hour days with a 1 hour nonbillable lunch. Standard 55 hours per week.

If you have an adventurous spirit and are hardwired with curiosity this is the perfect company to be a part of. They have a great company culture, exciting technology and endless opportunities for learning and growth. As a Sustaining Reliability Engineer Technician you'll work with the Sustaining Reliability Team to build, maintain, and operate laboratories for testing electrified powertrain systems, electric vehicle systems and component reliability. Required Skills & Experience

• Work collaboratively with test engineers to install, configure, and maintain test properties across a variety of complex powertrain test equipment
• Proactively complete highest priority tasks by scheduled due dates while tests are ongoing
• Develop a clean, organized, and efficient working environment
• Must pass a MVR
• Be willing to work overtime hours

What You Will Be Doing Daily Responsibilities:

• Work collaboratively with test engineers to install, configure, and maintain test properties across a variety of complex powertrain test equipment
• Execute tests effectively that results in minimal test equipment downtime
• Troubleshoot test failures and report findings to test engineers
• Proactively complete highest priority tasks by scheduled due dates while tests are ongoing
• Disassemble/reassemble production and prototype hardware
• Provide guidance to engineers
• Create electronic standard operating procedures (SOPs)
• Train other team members to perform procedures in standardized format
• Perform routine maintenance on test equipment
• Develop and maintain a clean, organized, and efficient working environment

Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the US on a full-time basis now and in the future.